"Friendship" Exchange

Sableye following him struck Baimu as strange.

Had it been lured over by the Pokéblocks?

It couldn't have suddenly taken a liking to him for no reason, could it?

Either way.

"Wait here. Let me deal with that guy before we talk." He told Sableye to wait, then threw a Poké Ball at the wild Aggron.

Smack!

The Poké Ball struck its forehead dead-on, opened, and shot out a red beam that drew it inside. It then dropped to the ground with a click, its red light flashing as it rocked gently.

"Is there only one Aggron? Or are there more in the other caves?"

Baimu looked around the waterfall cave's interconnected passages and figured the other wild Aggron were probably elsewhere. This one had merely claimed this water-rich area for itself.

Ding!

With a soft chime, the Poké Ball completed the capture.

He took out his phone and opened the holdings menu. The wild Aggron had appeared there, and when he opened its details, every move it knew was displayed before him.

He gave them a quick once-over.

"No Double-Edge... Huh? It actually knows Dragon Rush? Seriously?"

Baimu raised an eyebrow. Normally, shouldn't a wild Aggron know Hyper Beam? Why did it know Dragon Rush, a Dragon-type move?

What exactly had this wild Aggron's ancestors gone through?

It was a shame that it did not know Double-Edge, but Dragon Rush was nice too. Once he taught it to Aggron, he could indirectly pass it on to Deino as well.

Sure enough, any powerful Pokémon that stood out in the wild possessed extraordinary traits.

He had been about to release it and explain the situation when he remembered that Sableye was still waiting for him. He quickly turned around. "Sorry, sorry. I got distracted."

Baimu walked over to Sableye. Seeing